well...there's too many crappy bands out there who don't know how to make music...yes yes, they can put chords together and make a song...but a SONG is not necessarily MUSIC. Cheers and break out your threory 101 books, then, after about 20 years you might be in the same continent of playing ability as this here learned and accomplished Mr. Morse. Cheers mr. Morse, and DP
The best thing about Steve Morse is he's not a sloppy improviser like Ritchie Blackmore, he's a true TECHNICAL improvisor! Learn your theory, THEN pick up the guitar, THEN learn more theory and practice it, THEN learn and practice...you DON'T become a phenomenal guitarist by just playing, you have to learn how and why you do things....KNOWING is always going to produce a better guitarist than PLAYING without knowledge...ignorance to theory makes you bands like...
@bstensland Without Blackmore there would be no harmonic minor scales, sweep picking, etc. in rock music. Technical "guitar-heroes" like Joe Satriani, Yngwie Malmstreen, Steve Vai or Steve Morse call Blackmore a main influence.
But Blackmore doesn't play mainly with technique but he uses a lot of feeling and intuition. I think guitarists who play this way like Blackmore, Page, Santana, Knopfler, Clapton, etc. are the better ones but thats just my opinion...
Il genere di canzoni che preferisco, partono col calmo, con effetti di chitarra puliti, per poi arrivare al ritornello con un po' di overdrive, e negli assoli scatenano una distorsione stupendamente compressa e low-noise...
i remember the first time i heard this songi was sitting alone after i got the news that i failed my sat, my best friend has gone to germany,i swear i was about to cry, great band ,great music,deep purple FOREVER
Wow, Steve Morse impressed me again.. Incredible solo, feeling and style. He's so relaxed while he's playing. It's unbelievable. He's one of my favourite players.
All of you talk about playing like that as something normal - well....it`s not that hard... years of playing, hundreds of shows, endless hours of practising, learning harmony, improvising, composing, and of course -being genious ;-)
So Steve M. can work through the changes with really beautiful effect. Notice how he's using his right index finger to play the octave harmonic of the note he's fingering with his left. This solo is a benchmark of combining technique with tasteful expression. Learning this is like learning Claptons "Crossroads" solos, it's going to change your way of thinking about improvisation. Bravo Steve and Bravo Deep Purple :)
nah, I mean he always lands on the note of the background chord or a harmony to it instead of the root note in every phrase . I can't just follow chords when soloing
ah that yeah I thnk its practicing with the cords I mean you can like play a cord then phrase it or play a cord different way I think its a matter of practice
1 deaf person dislikes this song awsome tune
madcarl666 8 months ago
1 deaf person dislikes this song
madcarl666 8 months ago
well...there's too many crappy bands out there who don't know how to make music...yes yes, they can put chords together and make a song...but a SONG is not necessarily MUSIC. Cheers and break out your threory 101 books, then, after about 20 years you might be in the same continent of playing ability as this here learned and accomplished Mr. Morse. Cheers mr. Morse, and DP
bstensland 1 year ago
The best thing about Steve Morse is he's not a sloppy improviser like Ritchie Blackmore, he's a true TECHNICAL improvisor! Learn your theory, THEN pick up the guitar, THEN learn more theory and practice it, THEN learn and practice...you DON'T become a phenomenal guitarist by just playing, you have to learn how and why you do things....KNOWING is always going to produce a better guitarist than PLAYING without knowledge...ignorance to theory makes you bands like...
bstensland 1 year ago
@bstensland Without Blackmore there would be no harmonic minor scales, sweep picking, etc. in rock music. Technical "guitar-heroes" like Joe Satriani, Yngwie Malmstreen, Steve Vai or Steve Morse call Blackmore a main influence.
But Blackmore doesn't play mainly with technique but he uses a lot of feeling and intuition. I think guitarists who play this way like Blackmore, Page, Santana, Knopfler, Clapton, etc. are the better ones but thats just my opinion...
lw48wp4 9 months ago
La più bella dei Deep Purple...
Il genere di canzoni che preferisco, partono col calmo, con effetti di chitarra puliti, per poi arrivare al ritornello con un po' di overdrive, e negli assoli scatenano una distorsione stupendamente compressa e low-noise...
CemeteryRoads 1 year ago
purpendicular.....good bunch of songs......
VUPdingCLICK 1 year ago
Fucking best song on earth
Eyllloween 2 years ago 9
nice!
donottawaguitar 2 years ago 2
Animal!!!
iosbilario 2 years ago
musica maravilhosa tinhade ser meu sosia cantando e na aparencia
robertcobrazeppelin 2 years ago
PERFECT SOLO!!
THIS IS MY BOY
renecmp 2 years ago 4
i remember the first time i heard this songi was sitting alone after i got the news that i failed my sat, my best friend has gone to germany,i swear i was about to cry, great band ,great music,deep purple FOREVER
sabbathfreak666 2 years ago 19
by the way,the best friend, she was a girl that a had a secret crush on,
sabbathfreak666 2 years ago 5
the is just awsome!
All the solo's r perfect!
I listen to this all the time while working! :)
christoffera 3 years ago 13
Wow, Steve Morse impressed me again.. Incredible solo, feeling and style. He's so relaxed while he's playing. It's unbelievable. He's one of my favourite players.
Grapowi 3 years ago 11
STEVE MORSE \m/
damnation1928 3 years ago 8
hmmm, not the way i read it, maybe you should go over what you wrote...lol
AceBHD 4 years ago
??? what do you mean rogers bass solo just for the money....go amway, this dvd is woth every penny! not just for rogers bass solo.
AceBHD 4 years ago
All of you talk about playing like that as something normal - well....it`s not that hard... years of playing, hundreds of shows, endless hours of practising, learning harmony, improvising, composing, and of course -being genious ;-)
Otveqn 4 years ago 4
This Is The Type Of Stuff That Made Me Pick Up The Guitar! Its The Feeling That Steve Puts In His Songs!
AceBHD 4 years ago 3
man how does he always land on the perfect note when improvising?
I have the technique, but I don't know how to do this :(
johnaiton 4 years ago
what do you mean?? the tapping?
AceBHD 4 years ago
Part of the magic of this solo is the underlying structure of the song. At the end it takes the same chord progression and changes key four times.
BrotherBrio 4 years ago
So Steve M. can work through the changes with really beautiful effect. Notice how he's using his right index finger to play the octave harmonic of the note he's fingering with his left. This solo is a benchmark of combining technique with tasteful expression. Learning this is like learning Claptons "Crossroads" solos, it's going to change your way of thinking about improvisation. Bravo Steve and Bravo Deep Purple :)
BrotherBrio 4 years ago
nah, I mean he always lands on the note of the background chord or a harmony to it instead of the root note in every phrase . I can't just follow chords when soloing
johnaiton 4 years ago
ah that yeah I thnk its practicing with the cords I mean you can like play a cord then phrase it or play a cord different way I think its a matter of practice
mattstiehl 4 years ago
scales and lots of songs in your repertory thats the secret ! amzing isn't he !! he's my hero
mattstiehl 4 years ago
yep he's amazing, I should've asked him about following chords when improvising when i was talking to him at a clinic
johnaiton 4 years ago
i don't have software to do DVD ---> DivX!
Where i can get some software, for free please =)
nikke1975 4 years ago
Awesome!!! I Have The Same Guitar And It Rocks!! Steves My Favorite!!
AceBHD 4 years ago
I LOVE MORSE!!!
he's so unpredictable in his solos... and I love it...
and his chromatisms...
wonderful!!!
HGozzer 5 years ago
I LOVE MORSE!!!
he's so unpredictable in his solos... and I love it...
and his chromatisms...
wonderful!!!
HGozzer 5 years ago 2
I LOVE MORSE!!!
he's so unpredictable in his solos... and I love it...
and his chromatisms...
wonderful!!!
HGozzer 5 years ago
I Have this DVD and it's fantastic!!!
nikke1975 5 years ago
this is from perihellion!the best perfomance of the song in my opinion.
Hope to see the videoclip soon here!
LASKARIKOS 5 years ago
la mejor version es con la sinfonica ojala la suban, XD
Gran Tema!!!
CAPOS
Igual se cuetearon jajaja
goyito123 5 years ago
The best rock band of all time. And this album "Purpendicular" is one of their top 5 albums. Simply amazing.
ivanovjd 5 years ago